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Category: Inspiration 8 comments 29 May 2006 @ 09:57 by jazzolog : What Lovelinessfor our day in this whirling new civilization! Thank you Silvia. ********* I'm glad you've enjoyed the poem, Jazz :-) 29 May 2006 @ 14:45 by hopito : Blessed be to you and me!!! Blessed be you!!! May the cosmic of the universe find our spirits and renew them with life!!! ****** Thank you for your comment, hopito. Light and love from Spain! 8 Jun 2006 @ 11:33 by Tatiana @217.10.38.40 : Beautiful! So very beautiful! Everything is lovely here: the photo, the blog itself and the wonderful poem! Thank you, dear Silvia! ******* Hey, Tatiana, many thanks for commenting! I'm glad you like my blog and everything! Hugs from Spain. 29 Jan 2015 @ 11:08 by Jhanenuj @217.122.46.161 : yphivtmLdzSWfJJq I should not be geitntg thisThis is virtual trashA clutter in my mailboxGoing rabid by the moment.I should not be geitntg thisBut I read it all the sameIf only to control, to ensureThis is not mine to claim.I should not be geitntg thisAnd receiving it annoys meSuch a waste of my timeAnd digital breathing space.I should not be geitntg thisAnd wonder how it got to meWhat hiccup in the virtual serverSpewed this nonsense at me.I should not be geitntg thisBut I am keeping it stillAs a proof of absurdityUnwilling to trash it all the same. 29 Jan 2015 @ 16:02 by Mohamed @186.91.76.52 : TFPZgtIdSfVC Kinda interesting most of the kids and alduts that I write with discover their great ideas in the shed. I have to wonder how many of us are carrying around compelling stories and bits of wisdom that rarely see the light of day for one reason or another. I know that for many, these stories don't get told simply because we are all so busy maintaining the life that we live inside of those other rooms ..I know that teachers are often provided training and resources for helping kids deal with the kind of loss that you experienced. I'm not sure how much of that training or how many of those resources are designed or informed by people who have experience with both teaching and significant loss, as you do. I hope you will write that story. Know that a bunch of us at Studio would be happy to provide feedback too, I'm sure. In fact, just a couple of weeks ago, Studio teachers began talking about the fact that we need to be investing in our own writing more, and we've made a commitment to do that in the year ahead. So, we're all beginning or beginning again as writers invested in things that matter to us beyond our work as teachers, and if you ever want to jump into the mix, I can promise you we're a friendly bunch and would love to include you. Our is right here, and you and your kids are welcome to join us there anytime. We'll talk more as all of you get further into the process.Thanks again, Andrea. I learned a lot. 1 Feb 2015 @ 02:17 by Gau @190.204.135.123 : prYGGWoXtokD Uneblievable how well-written and informative this was. 13 Feb 2017 @ 11:52 by Life Experience Degree @45.116.233.5 : Let me Know touching me with gentle fingers, I see You. 22 Feb 2017 @ 10:05 by Life Experience Degree @45.116.233.28 : website these few days I’m want to bookmark your website . You surely have impressive stories. Appreciate it for sharing your webpage. Other entries in Inspiration 22 Aug 2006 @ 18:20: The wind of love 9 Mar 2006 @ 14:14: Flowing (Fluyendo) 18 Jan 2006 @ 13:18: Illusion's path (Sendero de ilusiones) 4 Jan 2006 @ 17:09: Seeding a smile 15 Dec 2005 @ 10:29: A candle in the night 24 Oct 2005 @ 20:45: She knows 3 Sep 2005 @ 12:36: Her birthday (su cumpleaños) 21 Aug 2005 @ 10:30: About life 26 Jul 2005 @ 21:39: Tell me, baby... (Dime, niña...) 9 Jul 2005 @ 12:41: Tomorrow (Mañana)
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29 May 2006 @ 09:37, by Silvia M.S